Armita Pavir, a student at Tabriz University of Civil Engineering, is a prominent and courageous figure in the popular protests following the "state killing" of Mahsa Amini. Alongside other students, she raised her voice against oppression and injustice during the uprising in Iran. Due to her firm stance and activism, Armita faced various forms of governmental pressure and harassment. While in detention, she went on a hunger strike to protest her conditions, leading prison officials to threaten her with transfer to a psychiatric hospital. This threat is part of a broader tactic used by the Iranian government to suppress political prisoners and fabricate cases against them.